The latest news from our staff, students and alumni.
Leeds Conservatoire has been awarded increased funding from the Leverhulme Trust and the Wolfson Foundation, to support students on several pathways, and is grateful for their continued generosity.
Find out more about 'Sizeable Grants from Leverhulme Trust and Wolfson Foundation to Support Students'
Leeds Conservatoire and the Red Violin festival have teamed up to bring a fun, free of charge, musical experience to the city and invite violinists of all ages and abilities to join.
Find out more about 'One HundRED Violins: Join Flashmob in Leeds This October'
The British Flute Society welcomed talented players to its flagship annual event, the Competitions, with winners including a Classical graduate from Leeds Conservatoire.
Find out more about 'Classical Graduate Wins British Flute Society Young Artist Competition'
Two singers, in their third year of studying Classical at Leeds Conservatoire, scooped top prizes in this year's festival.
Find out more about 'Classical Students Secure Top Prizes at Huddersfield Mrs Sunderland Festival'
Held in the conservatoire’s specialist facilities, the celebratory event comprised of a panel discussion and a special side-by-side orchestral performance.
Find out more about 'Leeds Conservatoire and Opera North Celebrate Five Years of Successful Partnership'
Ellis Arey, a third year Classical student at Leeds Conservatoire, is the star of Working Classical Heroes, a new short film coming to Sky Arts.
Find out more about 'Classical Student Stars in Short Film Coming to Sky Arts'
